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	Annette Zilinskas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Annette acted as the lead singer for the first few months but then left the fold when she and Laner split up, paving the way for Beth Thompson to take her place.
		Although Annette didn't take part in their recording history, two songs that she wrote with Laner did make the cut on Medicine's debut LP 'Shot Forth Self Living': "Aruca" and "Miss Drugstore" the latter becaming one of Medicine's most recognizable songs.
		Annette made her appearance with the band on the album 'The Big Jinx' before leaving in favor of Charlotte Caffey's post-Go-Go's band Astrid's Mother.
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	Annette Zilinskas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Annette Celia Genevi Zilinskas was born November 6, 1964 in Van Nuys, California.
		But with the year change, Annette decided to leave the group, the reason, Debbi summarizes it: "She wanted to be a singer and not to only be devoted to play the bass".
		Annette continued from group to group until forming with her boyfriend Brad Laner the group "Medicine", acting as singer, until she and her boyfriend left it, being substituted by Beth Thomson.
	bangles.host.sk /especial/annette/annetteen.htm (664 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In terms of her singing voice, Annette sounds somewhat similar to Susanna Hoffs.
		She was concentraiting on getting her solo career going at the same time she was doing the bass thing for Charlotte and both women were concerned about what impact that would have on the band.
		After some rehersals, Char and Annette came to the decision that it would be best if they found another bassist that could perform with the band full time.
	www.seds.org /~michaelk/ANE.html (366 words)

	The Bangles - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Annette Zilinskas took over bass duties in 1982 and also played harmonica.
		Zilinskas left in 1983 and was replaced with Michael Steele, formerly of The Runaways.
		The Bangles' debut album on Columbia, All Over The Place (1984) captured their power-pop roots, and attracted the attention of Prince, who wrote "Manic Monday" for the group.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Bangles (759 words)

	Michael Steele (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		She began her professional career as Micki Steele in the teen-girl band, The Runaways.
		A guitarist/bassist with a haunting contralto voice, she replaced Annette Zilinskas, in The Bangles in 1983.
		Her inclusion as an efficient and highly regarded bass player, and her bluestocking image, is thought to have added substance and credibility to what would have been just another band of rock-chicks, and was instrumental in The Bangles' subsequent success.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michael_Steele_(musician) (206 words)

	Annette Zilinskas Discography: The Ringling Sisters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Annette Zilinskas performs spoken word and vocals on most tracks, and sings lead on "Romance In A Bottle" and "Velvet Crush".
		This 7" EP features four of the lineup found on 60 Watt Reality and consists entirely of spoken word pieces, ranging from relatively short pieces to Annette Zilinkskas's long tale of being grounded for the summer.
		Annette's lead vocal, and the best song on the EP, is "God Is A Girl".
	www.banglesdiscography.co.uk /annette/ringlingsisters.htm (164 words)

	The Bangles
		Sisters Debbi and Vicki Peterson on drums and bass respectively and singer/guitarist Susanna Hoffs started the group when the Peterson's responded to a want-ad placed by Hoffs; later they added Annette Zilinskas on bass.
		By that time Zilinskas had left the fold to join Blood on the Saddle and former Runaway Michael Steele was added to the line-up.
		There was a sexist assumption among some critics that the successful female group couldn't really play and needed studio and live assistance, but as with any slick chart band, sessionmen were in fact credited, beginning on the second album.
	www.findthefun.com /bands/b01/b0013479.htm (419 words)

	Re: Annette Zalinkas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I know this is a reply to an old query, but here it is, anyways.
		I haven't checked email in a month, so there -- I'm pretty certain that the spelling is "Zilinskas." Right after she quit the Bangles she was in the LA cowpunk band Blood on the Saddle, whose first LP is quite good, although largely forgotten today.
		Ivan > > > >At 3:29 AM -0700 on 10/9/99, jschwart@voicenet.com wrote: > > > >>I had crushes on most of the Bangles, but my favorite from this >perspective > >>may have been original bass player Annette Zilinskas (spelling?), later >in > >>Blood on the Saddle and some other band I never got to hear.
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	Sterling Silver Bangles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The band was formed in LosAngeles in 1981 as The Supersonic Bangs, later shortened to The Bangs.They were forced to change their name to The Banglus when a band from New Jersey, also named The Bangs, threatened to sue.
		Theoriginal lineup was Susanna Hoffs (guitar, vocals), Debbi Peterson (drums, vocals, bass),and Vicki Peterson (guitar, vocals, bass); this lineup made one 45,"Getting out of Hand" b/w "Call on Me." Annette Zilinskas took over bass duties in 1982 and also played harmonica.
		Zilinskas left in 1983 and was replaced with MichaelSteele, formerly of The Runaways.
	www.musicians-resource.com /site/41980-sterling-silver-bangles.html (456 words)

	The Bangles in Musician: ca 1986
		Annette Zilinskas, the Bangles' first bass player, also grew up in the aura of her parents' record collection, though they were more into the Stones, Dylan, even Leadbelly.
		She knew the little saga of Annette and the Bangles had come to its end.
		Michael Steele joined the Bangles for the same reason Annette Zinskas left.
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	Act Profile for - NiteLite Event Planning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Bangles, this all-female Los Angeles quartet mastered the art of melodic west coast guitar-based pop and, like the Go-Go's immediately before them, led the way for all-female outfits in the latter half of the 80s.
		The band was formed in 1981 and originally comprised Susanna Hoffs, Debbi Peterson, Vicki Peterson, and Annette Zilinskas.
		The idea of four glamorous middle class American girls singing about trotting down to a labour exchange in Liverpool with their UB40 cards, was both bizarre and quaint.
	www.nitelitepromo.com /act-profile.asp?act=252 (149 words)

	Blood on the Saddle MP3 Downloads - Blood on the Saddle Music Downloads - Blood on the Saddle Music Videos
		The group still has a punky energy, but it frequently sounds more like one of the better guitar pop bands of the mid-'60s--the Five Americans or The Bobby Fuller Four, say--rather than like a bunch of punks who stumbled into a country roadhouse (which is what it sounded like on its first album).
		Annette Zilinskas, the band's best vocalist, is given more microphone time, and Greg Davis almost seems to have learned to sing harmony.
		The rough edges aren't all smoothed away, of course, and they still sound as though they might break into a double-time version of "Ghost Riders In The Sky" any minute, but that's their charm.
	www.mp3.com /albums/1740/summary.html (277 words)

	The Bangles: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Sisters Debbi and Vicki Peterson [+] on drums and bass respectively and singer/guitarist Susanna Hoffs [+] started the group when the Peterson's responded to a want-ad placed by Hoffs; later they added Annette Zilinskas [+] on bass.
		All Over the Place [+] was produced by David Kahne [+] and released in 1984, once the band had been given an all-over clean-up.
		By that time Zilinskas had left the fold to join Blood on the Saddle [+] and former Runaway Michael Steele [+] was added to the line-up.
	www.music.com /group/the_bangles/1 (608 words)

	The Bangles Ringtones
		They emerged from the "paisley underground' scene that spawned bands such as Rain Parade and Dream Syndicate.
		On signing to the major CBS Records label in 1983, the line-up had undergone a crucial change.
		Zilinskas departed (later to join Blood On The Saddle) and was replaced by former Runaways member Michael Steele (b.
	www.tranceringtones.co.uk /xq/ASP.ringtones/dance.The%20Bangles/trance.16226/qx/Ringtones,%20The%20Bangles%20Ringtones,%20Ringtones.htm (174 words)

	The Bangles in Musician: ca 1983
		Vicki and Debbi Peterson (lead guitar and drums, respectively), bassist Annette Zilinskas and rhythm, guitarist Susanna Hoffs.
		It was only a little more than a year ago that Vicki, Debbi and Susanna nervously ventured into a small 8-track studio in Venice to cut their independent debut single "Getting Out Of Hand," a shy but winning fusion of Turtles-style jump and high Hollies harmonies.
		For what is truly going on here these days is that rock 'n' roll, punk rock and post-punk are all moving beyond simple delineated notions and styles of pop formalism.
	snow.prohosting.com /crasio/bangles/8300bangles.html (639 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: All Over the Place: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As their major label debut, this 1984 release is more reminiscent of their garage group roots when they emerged from the LA Paisley Underground scene in the early 1980s.
		The line-up for the Bangles was slightly different at this point as bass player Annette Zilinskas left the group to join Blood on the Saddle and was replaced by Michael Steele, formerly of Runaway.
		However at this point guitarist Vicki Peterson was writing most of the songs, sometimes in tandem with Susanna Hoff, the best of which would be "Hero Takes a Fall" (which pretty much defines the sound of the Bangles at this point in their on going evolution).
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000025C4Z (770 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: ¡Screamin' Sirens!
		With only vocalist/songwriter Pleasant Gehman and bassist Miiko Watanabe returning from the first album, a new set of Sirens made the personality-free Voodoo, a stinky, poorly sung collection of coy songs about sex and romance.
		The Ringling Sisters — a sextet whose first album is a diverse jazz/folk/rock/country collection produced by Lou Adler — includes Gehman and Annette Zilinskas (Bangles/Blood on the Saddle).
		With amusing spoken interludes and uneven songwriting on a broad variety of topics, 60 Watt Reality is an intriguing, odd and occasionally stimulating LP.
	www.trouserpress.com /bandpages/SCREAMIN_SIRENS.html (230 words)

	The Bangles: Book The Bangles For Concerts and Events Worldwide - Entertainment Booking Agency.
		In the beginning, the Bangles played original, 60's-based guitar-rock, and were fond of covering Big Star, the Merry Go Round and Love.
		The Bangles self-released the single "Getting Out of Hand," which sounded like a lost song by the Mamas and the Papas and followed it with a loose, four-song pop EP on IRS before getting signed to Columbia.
		There was a sexist assumption among some critics that the Bangles couldn't really play and needed studio and live assistance, but as with any slick chart band, sessionmen were in fact credited, beginning on the second album.
	www.bookingentertainment.com /artists/adult/booking-the-bangles.php (630 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Blood on the Saddle
		On the quartet's first album, ragged harmonies, yodelled vocals and the slap of stand-up bass lend authenticity, making the record a rodeo where even the horses are doing speed.
		One of the band's three lead singers, ex-Bangle Annette Zilinskas, vocalizes on the best songs, including "Do You Want to Dance?" and "(I Wish I Was a) Single Girl (Again)," where she sounds like a real down-home country singer trying to stay straight while her band, out of control, beats her to the finish.
		With one acoustic rest period, the band's blood runs hotter on the third album, an uneven race with the devil that uses flat-out tempos on hard-rocking originals related to country music more by structural inspiration than content.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=blood_on_the_saddle (268 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		All the uncool people in the film act retarded and are continually picked on by youths traveling in packs.
		Besides casting his friends (Vicki Peterson, Annette Zilinskas and Dez Cadena, among others), Markey used homeless people, paying them with bottles of Nighttrain.
		The Lovedolls, not an actual band when the film was made, lip-sync to music performed by Redd Kross with vocals by Spock from '70s all-girl group Backstage Pass.
	www.wegotpowerfilms.com /reviews/WGP_10thAnn.html (227 words)

	Buy Bangles Tickets - Cheap Bangles Concert Show Tickets At Onlineseats
		With bassist Annette Zilinskas, the trio formed the Bangs.
		An EP on that label garnered critical accolades and showed that although their sound was primarily rooted in the '60s, the Bangles' lyrics displayed a very contemporary independence.
		After Faulty Products went out of business and Zilinskas left the band, former Runaway Michael (Micki) Steele was recruited and the Bangles signed to Columbia Records.
	www.onlineseats.com /bangles-tickets/index.asp (1112 words)

	Bangles Biography, Discography and Links, at Mr Bill's I.R.S. Corner
		In 1983 Annette Zilinskas left the band to join Blood In The Saddle another LA band, and was replaced by former Runaway Michael Steele.
		At this time Bangles also switched labels to Columbia where they became a major musical force in the 1980s, producing such hits as "Walk Like An Egyptian", "Manic Monday", "In Your Room" and others...
		Bangles (L to R) Debbi Peterson, Vicki Peterson, Susan Hoffs and Annette Zilinskas.
	www.irscorner.com /b/bangles.html (655 words)

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		So, they went looking and hired Annette Zilinskas to play bass.
		Vicki became the band's lead guitarist, Susanna, played acoustic and rythem guitar, Debbi had the drums.
		In 1983, the Bangles plans for stardom were almost derailed when the IRS subsidary label, Faulty Products, the label that released the EP, went out of business and Annette Zilinskas decamped for the country-punk outfit, "Blood On The Saddle." This touched off a search for a new bassist.
	www.seds.org /~michaelk/Bangles.html (3059 words)

	Amazon.com: So You'd Like to... get Bangled? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		After recruiting Annette Zilinskas as a bassist, the three ladies formed the Bangs.
		The group's debut - "Getting Out Of Hand" - was released on their own Down Kiddie label; it got attention from KROQ Los Angeles DJ Rodney Bingenheimer, who was an important early supporter of the Runaways and the Go-Gos.
		Soon, however, Faulty Products went out of business and Zilinskas left the band, former Runaway "Micki" Steele was recruited and the Bangles signed to Columbia Records.
	amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/guides/guide-display/-/18OUG6PLE9ZYV (468 words)

	Bangle Article at PopEntertainment.com - www.ezboard.com
		A couple of teenaged sisters, Vicki Peterson (guitars) and Debbi Peterson (drums) had started a band called the Bangs with Vicki’s best friend Annette Zilinskas.
		Zilinskas decided to leave the band, and they signed up the final link, bassist Michael “Micki” Steele, formerly of Joan Jett’s proto-punk girl group the Runaways.
		Their first Columbia album, All Over the Place, was a critical favorite and had a couple of minor hits with “Hero Takes a Fall” and “Going Down To Liverpool.” They made even more news when Prince took notice of the band and wrote a song for them (under the pseudonym Christopher).
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	LA Weekly: Slush: Think Pink (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The quote of the evening, overheard backstage: "Remember that time Tex barfed into the suitcase?" The audience, attired in cowboy hats and shit-kickin' boots, seemed divided into two camps: those who had never seen the Horseheads and those who had never seen them sober.
		Spotted singing along were Zero One Gallery's JOHN POCHNA, TEXAS TERRI, Blood on the Saddle's ANNETTE ZILINSKAS, and bons vivants DONNIE "Two Beers" POPEJOY and SEAN DE LEAR, plus members of
		It was kind of shocking to see Tex, fetching in a fl bustier and festooned with Mardi Gras beads, remain vertical for an entire set.
	www.loyalorderofthewaterbuffalo.com /mainpageupdates/laweeklyl1.htm (179 words)

	Comments for Bangles, Bangles - WWW Music Database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This one has Annette Zilinskas on Bass and Harmonica instead of M. Steele
		after a single on their own label, and with a new member (Annette), the Bangs recorded their EP.
		A quick name change and the EP was released.
	www.roadkill.com /MDB/comments.phtml/848 (94 words)

	beautylies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Instead of Riot Grrrls, the women participating in the femme-themed "Seraphina Night" should be called Quiet Grrrls.
		Carolyn Clark was immortalized in Roback's best Rain Parade tune ("Carolyn's Song," natch) and in Beauty Lies, she and Moni Ritchie trade off ghostly, Nico-ish vocals on "She Lives In Me," as well as on the subtly creepy "Black Sky" from their
		Don't miss Annette Zilinskas, the honey-throated thrush from 3-Hole Punch and the Ringling Sisters, as she re-creates the long-lost '70s Valley-stoner subculture in a rare spoken-word appearance.
	www.pacificnet.net /~beautylies/beautylies.html (249 words)

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